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Trying hard's avatar

Several years ago , I successfully treated a very ill immobile loved one who was being consumed by phorid myiasis with oral Ivermectin. It worked quickly and fully. I kept her on a once a week prophylactic dose afterwards and the problem never occurred again. We have known this about screwworm for years. But I suspect big Pharma/Gov will try to demonize it and sell everyone some very expensive new formulation. I'm so disgusted by the medical situation for animals or people.

SaHiB's avatar

Elon Musk does! He says use of ivermectin is suicide.

LW's avatar

A vaccine!!!!

szgrad's avatar

We have completed five‑month treatment; unfortunately disease has progressed. We cannot identify where the problem lies. We suspect that poor drug quality may be a contributing factor. So far we have been using Indian‑sourced products obtained through personal purchasing agents inside China.

Could you please recommend reliable purchasing platforms and specific product brands for Ivermectin, Mebendazole and Fenbendazole which are proven effective under your protocol? Thank you very much.

Trying hard's avatar

I don't understand your exact situation or even if we are talking about a human condition or livestock with screw worms. I trust The Wellness Company brand in the US. For myiasis, it worked extremely quickly in a matter of two or three days. But we kept her on a once a week dose and it worked well too. Good luck.

EmilyTVProducer's avatar

LOOOOOOOVE that you did this! We'll talk about it tomorrow! Yay for IVM.

Neil Pryke's avatar

Does it work on other parasites...such as climate catastrophists and gender-benders..?

Truthseeker's avatar

😄😄😆😆😂🤣

Super Spreader's avatar

I guess this time they can't say:

“You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously y’all. Stop it.”

LW's avatar

Awesome. But is there ever a day when we aren’t attacked by some “New World’ horror?

Believing this is a natural progression is a tall order. Part of the attack on food.

Arielle's avatar

Keep sharing the solutions against every disease and parasite they try to fear monger us with!

alice's avatar

Oooo,but the

risky side-effects.😱

George Mead's avatar

Well, at least our horses should be fine.

Joey's avatar
Jun 9Edited

Good gravy!! Add the Alpha Gal infested ticks being dropped everywhere and stir! 😡😡

LadyTrilo's avatar

If it works, they will ban it. They would not want to use a horse dewormer on cows or humans.

Joey's avatar

Yep. It’s coming.

nancy roberts's avatar

Oh-oh. Not ivermectin!!!

It will be interesting (and sad...again) to see how many suffer needlessly.

Liberty Liz's avatar

Great info! Thank you.

Lone Star's avatar

Are you aware of any studies that implicate Ivermectin as a cause of infertility, either in animals or in humans?

Pamela Edwards's avatar

No of course not! Ivamectin taken in the right doses has no side effects. It is one of the safest oldest drugs out there. And its cheap!

symbiotically's avatar

Google Scholar search shows a bunch, like this one: "Effect of ivermectin on male fertility and its interaction with P-glycoprotein inhibitor (verapamil) in rats.", and "Ivermectin acute administration impaired the spermatogenesis and spermiogenesis of adult rats" by Cordeiro et al. However, these were at very high doses, and in smaller doses it doesn't seem to have detectable effects on fertility.

Susan Parker Leigh's avatar

The dose is the key. Anything can be toxic in a large enough quantity.

Tina's avatar

They would rather implement measures like the sterile-fly program which sounds a lot like Google’s sterile-mosquito one. What could go wrong?🙄 Affecting the ecological balance never sounds good to me, even when it involves pesky critters. Besides, who wants to find out what happens when one of these “altered” species bites a human, especially if Bill Gates or Google has its name behind it????